Lamp



I May 24, 1932. A. MARTINEK LAMP Filed May 26, 1930 INVENTOR fllazsl flay a 2713K ATTORNEY/S Patented May 24, 1932 ALOIS L; MARTINEK; or, DETROIT, MICHIGAN,ASSIGNOR513050;,M.'HALLQLAMPJCOM- .PANY, or DETRQIT, MICHIGAN,

noonronmrro'n or xnonronn l Application filed May 26,

This invention relates generally to lamp constructions and consists of certain novel features of construction, combinations and arrangements of parts, that Will be hereinafter more fully described and particularly pointed out in the appended claims,

Heretofore the bulb sockets of certain lamps have been mounted in or carried by the reflectors or associated parts of the lamps and difliculty has been experienced in proper- 1 ly mounting the sockets in this. manner.

Moreover special bushings or other parts have been needed to accomplish the mount: ing and the cost of installing such parts has been quite an item. It is also customary in. certain lamp constructions topress inwardly.

an annular portion of the lamp body at the" free edge thereof to provide a seat for the door of the lamp. l/Vhen the body has a rounded outer surface and is relatively shallow it is diflicult to center the bodyin a so that the annular seat may be accurately formed. As a consequence I have provided an opening in the body at the center thereof to receive a centering pin so that the body may be centered in a jig and the seat may be accurately formed. I have also utilized this opening as a means for receiving a securing means for the lamp so that'th-e latter may be conveniently secured directly to the body of" the lamp at the axis thereof. In fact,- the securing means is such that it conceals the opening and provides a neat appearance.

In the accompanying drawings:

Figure l is a vertical sectional view through a slightly modified construction;

Figure 2 is a perspective view of the door and yoke; v

Figure 3 is a sectionalview taken on the line 33 of Figure 1.

Referring now to the drawings, the rivet 20 used for securing the socket 21 to the body 22 at the axis of the latter is hollow and receives a screw 28 that threadedly engages the base 24 of a yoke'25 for securing the door 26' in closed position upon the body. As shown, the rivet 20 extends through aligned openings 27 and 28, respectively in the socket flange 29 and body 22 and has lateral flanges 30 and 31 respectively overlapping portions 'parts whereby the socket is secured directly 7 of thebody, a hollow rivet extending through 1930. Serial N'o, 455,8 5..

'o'f the fiange2land IiodyQ QL-"The screw head i 4 I i 32 virtuallyflconceals theflange' 31"so,that, a

neat appearance is provided. The, yoke 25" 'may be any suitable construction but preferably comprises 'a' narrow strip ofinetal bent tions 33 and '34] respe'ctively'turned outward;

ly and engagingbeneath'the' inturned mar,-

ginal flange 3'j5fof tlie dooizj Pins 36; project laterally from thearm'sl37 and 38 respectively of the U adjacent the flange'35', and springs 39 and 40 respectivelyextend between the holdthe reflector42 uponjthe door and hold the end portions 33 and 34 0f the yoke in en a gagement" with the marginalflange 35." Thus in this construction the rivet 20 serves" the added function ofa sleevexfor the door -securing means. i .t y

.WhatI claimas my invention is: r 1. Infa lamp, a lamp body," a-lamp bul socket at the center of thebody', a hollow rivet extendingthrou'gh the center of the body and socket and having flanges overlapping said to the body, a removable door for the body, a

reflector concavo-convexin shape having a marginal flange rigid with thedoor and provided at its center with an opening thatreceives-the socket when the door is closed and- -is of suflicient size to receive a'bulb in the socket when the dooris moved to and from the body, and securing means for the door including a yoke, and a screw extending through the rivet and threadedly engaging' the yoke. 1 V r r 2. In a lamp, a lamp body, a lampbulb socket having a portion adjacent a portion" or the adjacent portions ofthe body and socket and having flanges overlapping said portions I moved to and from. the body, and s ecuring a' bulb in the socket when the door is 65 A 1 into substantiallyJU form'with theend pormeans for the door including a yoke project i jzr' V j 1 1,860,195.

' V ingrearwardlyfrom the door, and-a screw ,extending through the rivet and yoke.

"3.'In a lamp, a lamp body, a lamp bulb socket having a portion adjacent a portion of the body, a hollow rivet extending through V the adjacent portions of the body and socket and having flanges overlapping said, portions whereby the socket is secured directly to the body, a removable doorforthe body, 7

v m and securing means for. the 1601"-including a,

yoke projecting irearwardly fromthe door, and an element fastening the yoke to the rivet aforesaid, and accessible from the outside of Q the body.

' socket,havingya portion adjacent a portion s or the body,-a hollow rivet extndingthrough theadjacent portions of thebody'and socket, andwhav'ing flanges' overl ztpping said portions 3 i 20' Whereby the' socket is' secured directIyt the I "bodyg tremovahle door fort hebody, a ref flector ha ving'a marginal {flange connected 7 to the door and h'avingan openingreceivmg i V the socket, and securing mansffor the door i 2 cluding ayoke'projecting rearwardly from the door, and-an adjustable element ezrtend' ingthrough the yoke and monnted'for rotary movement wi hin PthG hQllONlZ' rivet; aforesaid.

Intestimonyfwhereof I aflixmy. signature. 3\')i' I 4.7 In .a lamp, ailamp body, ailzimpbnlh VLALOISII'LJMARTVINEK. 

